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Field of Dreams near Bardstown, in Nelson County, KY.
2012-07-07 - Nelson County, KY - Photo by Kenny Browning, The Feedman. Field of Dreams: "Can be seen from the Bluegrass Parkway near the Hwy 150 junction in Bardstown, Kentucky. Had forgotten that I had taken these a month ago (June 3rd) and it is hard to believe what the excessive heat and lack of rainfall has done to the local corn crops. They have gone from a Field of Dreams to a Field of Burnt, Stunted and Twisted Stalks," writes Kenny Browning, the Feedman. He adds, "There is always next year."
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New crosswalks make downtown Campbellsville safer
2012-07-07 - 100 E. Main Block, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith.
Larry Smith took this photo of an awesome 1957 Chevrolet on display during the Campbellsville, KY 4th of July Celebration. And he said he wanted to show of Mayor Tony Young's new pedestrian crosswalks, which offer not only a visual cue to drivers, but also have a built in road rumble adding sound and and slight change in road feel to alert motorists that they are in a walking zone. Smith says the improvements have made a dramatic improvement in public safety as well as giving those on foot the perception of being unthreatened, to many as important as the fact. -EW
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The Music Man: July 4 parade; presentation again tonight
2012-07-07 - Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Mark Blakeman, Campbellsville, KY.
The Music Man: Members of the Kentucky Classic Theater Company were in full swing at Campbellsville's July 4th Parade. A portion of the 48 member cast was promotingMeredith Willson's "The Music Man," which started July 4th at CampbellsvilleUniversity's Theater. The musical showcases some of the best talent incentral Kentucky. Kentucky Classic Theater is based out of Lebanon. Performancesconclude Saturday night. - Mark Blakeman, Campbellsville, KY
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Drought stressed tree falls, blocks Fortune Street
2012-07-06 - 100 Block, Fortune Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. A 12" at the base diameter tree fell across Fortune Street this afternoon and blocked access to some doorways at the Windstream Telecom exchange building and a residence on East Fortune Street. There was no breeze at the time. The tree was "dode" at the base, and apparently fell from heat stress. Residents were waiting for City of Columbia and Kentucky Utilities company workmen to free them from the isolation. The event occurred at approximately 4:30pmCT. The power company removed limbs from the lines and minutes later, Columbia Street Department workers cleared an access lane. It all happened from fall to clearance, in about 2 hours.
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